The __exit__ method added to StreamedSpan is a no-op (pass), but the documentation at line 88 states 'The span automatically finishes once the with block is exited' and the @trace decorator docstring (line 377) says it 'finishes the span when the function returns or raises an exception'. Additionally, unlike the existing Span.__exit__ in tracing.py (lines 396-406), this implementation doesn't set error status on exceptions, doesn't call a finish/end method, and doesn't restore scope state. Users relying on context manager semantics will have spans that never complete.

The docstring example mentions @trace(op="custom") but the trace function in sentry_sdk/traces.py does not accept an op parameter - it only accepts name, attributes, and active. This will confuse users who try to use the documented example. The op parameter exists in the other trace decorator in sentry_sdk/tracing.py but not in this streaming version.